[Asterisk-Users] Voicepulse connect has doubled their rates
Sean Kennedy
skennedy at tpno-co.org
Wed Mar 30 14:46:34 MST 2005
Perhaps I misspoke. A land line would run me ~20 bucks a month. A VP
number will run me 11 bucks a month. I only specify the free incoming
calls because that's a distguishing characteristic of voip DIDs, many
places do not give you free incoming.
And anyway, if you are a consumer customer, your incoming calls are not
free. So there you go.
Sean
Mark Musone wrote:
>Call me silly, but arent incoming calls on land lines also free??
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>-Mark
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>On Wed, 30 Mar 2005 12:12:29 -0800, Sean Kennedy <skennedy at tpno-co.org> wrote:
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>>Tim Burt wrote:
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>>>Today I received an email informing me that effective April 1, my per
>>>number charge for VOIP will almost double.
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>>>This is the downside of VOIP. It is unregulated.
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>>>I have published and distributed my new VOIP phone number, and now, with
>>>no warning, my monthly charge has doubled.
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>>>Ouch.. Beware of which provider you choose!
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>>>There is nothing to prevent them from doubling my rates again on May 1st!
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>>Getting a little dramatic there, aren't we?
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>>It's going from 7.95 ( 8 bucks ) a month to 11 bucks, an increase of
>>72%. That's hardly what I'd call doubling ( unless you're using that
>>new math I've heard so much about ).
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>>And it's still cheaper than my land line, when you consider that all
>>incoming calls are free, as well as all 1800 numbers. For everything
>>else, there's voip-jet.
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>>Not that I apprecaite the raise much myself, but hey, this industry is
>>still in it's infancy. It gets too bad, someone else will take their place.
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>>Sean
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